Current work priced from $500 to $5000.
| 2007 | November - Select artist for Via Colori benefiting The Center For Hearing and Speech
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| 2007 | September - "Spice" Elder Street Gallery |
| 2007 | July - "One Show" Elder Street Gallery |
| 2007 | May - The Glassell School of Art 2007 Studio School Student Exhibition Museum of Fine Arts Houston |
| 2007 | February - "Finding Beauty in the Everyday" Earth Gallery
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| 2006 | November - Participating artist in Via Colori benefiting The Center for Hearing and Speech |
| 2006 | November - Solo Exhibit, "Finding My Glasses" Baquero Gallery |
| 2006 | February - Participating artist for American Cancer Society Starlight Gala Art Auction at Gremillion and Co. Fine Art
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| 2005 | Eight commissions for private collectors |
| 2005 | June - Featured in The Houston Chronicle for house mural |
| 2005 | May - 2nd place "Recalled To Life" mixed media, for Bethlehem Haven "It's About Time" fundraiser, Pittsburgh, PA |
| 2005 | April - Cover art for Lifehouse publication |
| 2005 | March - Solo exhibit, Pioneer Memorial Museum
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| 2004 | October - Started painting- no formal training
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28 paintings sold to private collectors across the United States
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Description of Work:
Neo-impressionist: fusion of post-impressionism and postmodern.
The strokes are bold, the colors bright, while the paintings summon a peaceful response.
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Sarah Hazel combines her study of French and American Impressionism with the spirit of Texas. Her use of color, composition and texture unite in touching the heart and inspiring the soul.
With a lifelong passion for creativity and artistry, Sarah only recently began to sell her work. Her newfound love for painting in oils has launched her art as a career. She started painting oil on canvas in October 2004. She held her debut exhibit at the Pioneer Memorial Museum in February 2005 and has sold quite a few works including several commissions. They may also be viewed at this web site among the
She is the loving wife of Reese and devoted mother to their four daughters. She lived her formative years in Mississippi to age fourteen and attended high school and college in Hawaii. Her work sometimes hints a slight influence of her six years living on the islands as well as the time she has spent traveling throughout the nation.
Sarah would especially like to express her appreciation to God for giving her the desire, the talent and the opportunity to be an artist. He both planted and granted the desire of her heart.
Artist Statement:
With a lifelong passion for creativity and artistry, Sarah only recently began to sell her work. Her newfound love for painting in oils has launched her art as a career. She started painting oil on canvas in October 2004. She held her debut exhibit at the Pioneer Memorial Museum in February 2005 and has sold quite a few works including several commissions. They may also be viewed at this web site among the 
